\u201cProviding a reality check, Radical Women spokeswoman Alison Thorne told the Melbourne rally that marriage was an oppressive institution designed to condemn women to lives of slavery, but same-sex couples should nevertheless be equally entitled to it. She then led the crowd in a chant: \u201d\u02dcKevin Rudd, ALP, we demand equality\u2019.\u201d\u009d<\/p>\n
Wow, what a great quote. I am sure many fellow homosexuals wished she had simply shut up. And many may be kicking themselves for allowing the MSM to pick up on this juicy quote. Of course it says nothing new. Those of us who are not reliant on a censorious MSM know full well that many, if not most, homosexuals are not even interested in marriage.<\/p>\n
Indeed, there has been a longstanding debate amongst homosexuals over the question of homosexual marriage. Some are in favour, some are opposed, and there are many options in between. As one example, one Victorian leader put it this way: \u201cObviously while there is a lack of unanimity about gay marriage, our human rights must be the same as everyone else\u2019s. If someone wants to get married or doesn\u2019t want to get married, it\u2019s their choice.\u201d\u009d<\/p>\n
One Australian homosexual lobby group has actually split over this issue. Two committee members have resigned from the New South Wales Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby, claiming it has not pushed hard enough for marriage rights. But the Lobby said that marriage reform was \u201cnot a priority\u201d\u009d.<\/p>\n